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A Ukranian writer – her life cut short – and a seasoned reporter show the heroism of the ‘people’s war’

“I have just bought my first gun in downtown Lviv,” begins Ukranian writer and war crimes researcher Victoria Amelina’s book, on February 17, 2022. “I’ve heard that everyone is capable of killing and those who say they aren’t just haven’t met the right person yet. An armed stranger entering my…

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Laura Tingle moves from political editor of 7.30 to global affairs role at ABC

She will cover world affairs across all platforms including the Asia Pacific newsroom and Foreign Correspondent

The Guardian - AU

‘Literary scandal’, ‘joke-a-minute’, ‘captivating’: the best Australian books out in May

Each month Guardian Australia editors and critics pick the upcoming titles they have already devoured – or can’t wait to get their hands on

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Embracing Uncertainty: what we can all learn from how artists thrive in an unpredictable world

In a recent interview, the 91-year-old Trinidadian artist John Lyons described painting as “an adventure in creative uncertainty. It is a way of existing in a world we still know very little about.”

The Conversation

The Lattouf trial reveals an ABC so paralysed by process even its managers can’t keep up

After week one of the unlawful dismissal claim, we know this: the ABC appears to have departed from its own standards in the defence of its standards

The Guardian - AU

John Lyons: ‘Painting is an adventure in creative uncertainty’

For decades, the Trinidadian artist has used the folkloric imagery of his homeland to examine notions of identity. As a new exhibition of his work opens, the 91-year-old says he is too busy moving forward to look back

The Guardian - UK

Far-right activist Nick Fuentes says armed triple homicide suspect came to his door

Commentator claims he was target of man holding a gun and crossbow who was later fatally shot by Illinois police

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Where’s the beef? Gina Rinehart puts past journalism quarrel aside with pies at the Kennedys

Mining billionaire, who hasn’t always been on good terms with reporters, bankrolls journalism awards. Plus: cuts continue across media companies

The Guardian - AU

Peter FitzSimons scores own goal in rush to judge Sam Kerr over alleged ‘racist epithets’

It was a confusing read as the SMH star columnist’s bold argument was overtaken by events. Plus: a quiet ABC farewell for Ita Buttrose

The Guardian - AU

New boss Luke McIlveen’s reverence for Ray Hadley unnerves SMH and Age staff

Past praise of shock jock and mockery of serious journalism causes shudder as Nine newsrooms divided. Plus: Phillip Adams puts Late Night Live to bed

The Guardian - AU

ABC’s first Middle East correspondent urges management to back staff during Israel-Gaza conflict

Peter George says journalists aren’t as protected now by management as he was in the 1980s, and are at increasing risk of self-censoring

The Guardian - AU

It's business as usual for this food bank amid huge spend on coronation

THE level of public spending on the coronation “flies in the face of logic” during the cost of living crisis, food bank organisers have said.

The National (Scotland)

After fleeing war in Ukraine last year, these Australian teachers have now returned to Kyiv

Rachel Lehmann Ware and her husband, Duncan, made a chaotic escape from Ukraine with their three cats after the Russian invasion last year. Now the Tasmanian teachers have returned to Kyiv, where lessons are often taught in an air raid shelter.

ABC News

How Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine may have turned Kyiv's ancient monastery into a 'nest of spies'

Within the walls of an extraordinary 1,000-year-old complex of caves, crypts and chapels, a brutal political game is playing out.

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Ukrainian child's diary highlights impact of war on children

This Ukrainian boy has seen things no-one should see — particularly when they're nine years of age. His experiences during the invasion of his country are chronicled in his diary.

The Guardian - UK

Paint Like the Swallow Sings Calypso; Marcel Dzama: Child of Midnight review – let the revels begin

Carnival’s subversive power frolics through the centuries, via one-night-only thrills, in two fascinating shows

The Guardian - UK

Brueghel’s Cambridge carnival and modernism’s female pioneers – the week in art

Turner prize winner Elizabeth Price digs into Scottish industrial heritage, the Royal Academy heads back a century and Kettle’s Yard teams up with the Fitzwilliam – all in your weekly dispatch

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Farm animals will not be part of Nativity crib as Lord Mayor issues fiery defence

Lord Mayor Caroline Conroy issued a fiery defence of the animal ban from the crib and criticised Fine Gael for an 'opportunist political attack'

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‘I try to depict the sense of liberation’: what carnival means to British-Caribbean artists

Paul Dash, Errol Lloyd and John Lyons discuss their new exhibition exploring the celebration: its electric atmosphere, cultural significance and complex traditions

Glasgow Live

Glasgow foodbank users who 'go days without eating' slam 'fatcat mini-budget'

Desperate locals at the Carntyne and Riddrie Food Bank Credit Union feel like 'the poor' are 'being stamped on' following Friday's budget announcement from the Government.

ABC News

'Public service journalism has to deliver for the audience': Sarah Ferguson to replace Leigh Sales as host of 7.30

Award-winning investigative journalist Sarah Ferguson on the importance of public service journalism as the ABC announces she will take over hosting 7.30 in July.

The Guardian - AU

Financial Review’s numbers game over Albanese falls short as Mercury prints ‘Tassie Shocker’

Fine print casts doubt on AFR and News Corp’s claims about Labor leader. Plus: Leigh Sales quits Twitter

The Independent UK

Grieving son hits out at Boris Johnson’s handling of the pandemic

Jacqueline Anne Lyons, 57, was rushed to hospital less than 72 hours after catching Covid-19 from a carer and died six days later.

The Guardian - AU

Executive producer of 7.30, Justin Stevens, appointed ABC news director

Stevens, 37, chosen for top role after lengthy recruitment process following October departure of former news head Gaven Morris

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